Answers to what students, parents, student founders, schools, and partner businesses ask most often. If yours isn't here, contact us — we'll add it.
Getting started, memberships, and what actually happens when you buy LINK Concierge or join Circle.
LINK is a student-built venture network. You can take classes, use LINK Concierge, build or join a student venture, and turn ideas into proof before college.
Yes. Stay in the LINK is the free email list. You get weekly drops, student founder notes, class previews, and first looks at new openings.
Circle is the paid membership. $29/mo or $299/yr for founding members. It includes weekly classes, self-paced courses, opportunity drops, team matching, and certificate eligibility. Circle Plus ($59/mo) and Founder Track ($129/mo) add more personalized support.
No. LINK issues certificates of completion — a record that you finished the required classes, assignments, and experience hours. They are not official or accredited credentials, and we're clear about that everywhere.
Pick a tier ($29, $79, or $149). Fill out a short intake form. We research and rank opportunities around you, then email a report with clear next steps. Reports typically deliver within a week.
No. LINK Concierge is opportunity research and ranked recommendations. It is not a substitute for a licensed college counselor or admissions consultant.
How Studio, partner projects, and Impact Club chapters actually work behind the scenes.
Student contractors deliver the work under LINK direction. All contracts, payments, taxes, and anything involving minors go through adult review. No client work starts until scope is signed off and a deposit is paid.
Yes — but selectively. We curate one business partner per category (food, tech, wellness, retail, community, media) so student teams get real, ongoing experience with local partners instead of one-off gigs.
Impact Club is a licensed school chapter model. Starter is $199/year and Premium is $499/year. Your school gets officer roles, project templates, meeting formats, branding, and (Premium) monthly support.
How LINK is structured, who's responsible, and what parents should know before their student joins.
LINK is founded and led by a high school student founder, Riya. Adults review taxes, contracts, worker classification, and anything involving minors. LINK is registered as a Limited Liability Company.
Classes are online. Student projects run under LINK direction with adult review on legal, financial, and minor-related matters. Any in-person events would follow standard youth safeguarding practices with parent/guardian consent.
LINK Concierge reports have a limited window for refund before research begins. Circle memberships can be canceled anytime. Studio projects have written scope and revision policies. Full policies live in the checkout flow and service agreement.
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